CsoundUnity

Csound wrapper for Unity3d

CsoundUnity is a fully integrated audio middleware for the Unity(3D) game engine based in C#. It extends Unity's audio API by creating Csound-based AudioSource objects that can interact and exist alongside regular AudioSource objects. With CsoundUnity, games developers have at their fingertips one of the most powerful synthesis systems in existence.

Version 2.3 released

Version 2.3 is now ready for download. Adds support for processing an AudioSource's audio clip in Csound.

Version 2.2 released

Version 2.2 is now ready for download. Fixes bug in playback that was causing Csound to process samples quicker than it should have done. Updated the 'AudioPath' channel so it points to "Assets/Audio".

Version 2.1 released

Version 2.1 is now ready for download. This release adds real time control of channels within the Unity editor, and add better multichannel support.

Version 2.0 released

Version 2.0 is now ready for download. This release brings about a lot of changes from the previous package. Much of the utility functions that shipped with the previous versions have been removed in a move towards better integration with Unity's own audio API. Here's a run-down of the changes:

Each CsoundUnity component now requires an AudioSource object. Ergo, each CsoundUnity component is embedded into an AudioSource.

Csound no longers outputs audio, this is all left to Unity.

Previous versions only allowed for a single Csound file, this version can place a Csound file on as many GameObjects as there are in a scene. Each file is read using an unique instance of Csound, and each file can run as many Csound instruments as you like.

Because each CsoundUnity component is wrapped in an AudioSource, it's now possible to use Unity's own 3D Audio Settings to add movement and space to your Csound instruments.

Users can now audition their Csound instruments inside the Unity Editor. Instruments can be controlled using sliders, checkboxes and toggles without ever having to write a line of C#.